Changes After Construction
It remained in ruins until 1962
It was restored and opened for worship in 1963 by an association founded by the residents of the neighborhood
During the restoration of the mosque, the graves at the back and left were moved to the side of Sirkeci Mustafa Ağa and his family at the front of the mosque
The minbar and the preacher’s pulpit were originally made of wood, but were later constructed of concrete and covered with tiles.
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It was built on a 357 m² land
It is a stone and reinforced concrete structure with a domeless roof
Its single-balcony minaret is made of brick
There is a historical inscription on the body of the minaret at the entrance of the mosque
And the rooms belonging to the Hatice Hatun Foundation, located next to the mosque, are allocated to the staff who provide mosque services.
